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What's in a smile? Can happiness be defined? Is there such a thing as romantic love without idealization? Can we understand schizophrenic dread? Are emotions caused by thoughts? How can fiction enrich our emotional lives? These are some of the questions discussed in this anthology. Putting the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) to work, thirteen contributors address subjects ranging from philosophy to affective neuroscience to literary theory. Beyond being a source of inspiration for the advanced reader in the philosophy of emotion, anyone with a general interest in understanding the emotions should benefit from reading this book.
Contents
Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Introduction I: Wittgensteinian Perspectives on the Philosophy of Emotion - Introducing the Chapters of this Anthology; Y.Gustafsson& C.Kronqvist II: A 'Wittgensteinian' Philosophy of Emotion?; M.McEachrane Wittgenstein's Commonsense Realism about the Mind; A.Crary Wittgenstein on Emotion; J.Schulte The Conceptual Framework for the Investigation of Emotions; P.M.S. Hacker Emotion-Philosophy-Science; P.Hutchinson Capturing Emotional Thoughts - The Philosophy of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy; M.McEachrane The Self and the Emotions; J.V Canfield What's in a Smile?; L.Hertzberg Emotion, Expression and Conversation; D.Cockburn Illusions of Empathy; Y.Gustafsson The Fiction of Paradox: Really Feeling for Anna Karenina; D.Moyal-Sharrock On The Pursuit of Happiness; D.Richter Our Struggles with Reality; C.Kronqvist Extreme Aversive Emotions -- A Wittgensteinian Approach to Dread; R.Read Index
